.11171 4 'GOOD&
LWAT'S. ALIVE
A
TO THE ENTBREST OP TUE
COMMUNITY at tho OLD CIORN4t
Jnet recoiling anotner largo aubpli of Poona suited
to the present season. • • • -
TRESS GOODS
A boeutlful Moortment of
DRESS' SILKS,
In all colors and qualities
'strrEnton BLACK ORO. GRAN snisa
FOR
SAQUES AND MANTLES
A FULL LINE OP
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS
For the trifaming of Segues and Mantles
A GRAND - ASSORTMENT OF
Black and Colored Grenadines
French Organdie Lawns & Swiesoa,
French J aconot tiaairia;" ' -
French Porcaills )figured,
- French i'ercaille Plain
Pura Mottled Mohairs,
For Ladies Suitg,
Plato Mohair, -
AllA/olars fat suits;
Alpacas,
. , All Colors
MOZAHIHQUETS, and FRENCH CHINT/Z'ES
SCOTCH GINGFIAMS.&c., &c
asD,gTaood,;:riulAeilluf,ottavocl.iv,‘,i.„voYduArctr.
season
WrIITEGOODS,
Plain ana Striped Swiss Musl,ins,
Striped Plaid and Plain Nainsook§
Plaid, Plain and Striped Jaconetts,
Shirred. Puffed and Tucked Muslins
For Garibiadies,
Striped and Plaid White Finnch
Organdies for Ladies' Dresses,
Black Crape, Marott 2 yds. wide for
Shawls 'and Dresses,
-13Ine.k.Gre,nadines
TWo yards wide,
For Shawls and Dresses
MOURNING GOODS,
Of every .aeseriptlou, suitable for all-seasons- autl
for all purposes. A full Ilea of
FiIDTERAL GOODS,
always on hand
WOMESTIC GOODS,
Of all kinds selling at unusually low' prices
CARPETS!! CAR/PETS!!
Great inducoments now offering in_ all grados of
Carpets to doss out our stock of the season.
FLOOR ()IL _CLOTHS,
All widths for Entries and Halls
TABLE' OIL CLOTHS,
Plain and Bordered
WINDOW SHADES
MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
CLOTHS. & OASIMERES
LINEN DIIOEB,
DRILLINGS,
DRAB,
DoTAE, &e.,
• -• ,
iiro•vorp description. Call Sneteso the bast aleck of
mons' wear In the town.
Loco thirtrtfiae,
lionoy. . Comb
TABLE,qQVERS AND. SPIZEADS,
A groat bargain In all l ilnda of Linen, Iluchaback. and
Pamask % - liordorad "TOW0111; . Dcyllat; Tabla
Cloths, liath.Totrolc, &c.
... . . . ,
Laco yrdantlos. Bilk Mantlos and Stiquelf. of too
16t.6et - stYlos. Th — ollotchiritott ' •
II .9 ; P BK I R!'T
.01the mason, with the drop lastoninge, enabling a
lady toadied the skirt to Make it any` hingth elm
may wleh it, either for the trail or walking dross.
N QTIONBI.•NOTIONBII
In such groat varlety .that It is imPoseiblo. to
enumerate them. Pleas° giyo uc a call and see: all
descriptions of LINEN lIANDKEROIIIIIFS,' LADE
lIANDKEROIIIIRS, MISERY, GLOVES, VIII!.
111INOB,ItTINIONS, LAOES, EDGINGS, INSIIRTINOB,
MARSEILLES : &a.; Ac.
Ploago do not fail to givens
. an early.ha II and ex
amino our comploto stock, as' no aro always well
prepared to prove tho fact that we do study tho. In
terest of 'our customers, and never suffer ourselves
to be undersold. .
LDIDICH. &
Vaasa be partletilar in noticing the heading and.
the closing of our advertieomenti sa. it is sometimos"
closely Imitated and may decolva them, Rot 'Mk - their,
gttof fic •
T., pl' A.LO.H.„i - .. , 1 I '1 . ,.. IA E R
ON TIIE .00RITER
Sign'of the Carpot.Hatiy'„l,
.WOl . • • ,
MTAI STIIEET„-
garlielo • - ..r6ritiyvitnia.f •
E 1144-0 6 1 ; . • i
DRY' : G.00.1)&:i.: ',,%-\,
186f0""" 1868.
A magnificent clod; of now (Moods now on
. ox
blbltlon at ,
Greenfield, at No. 4 ,Ea 4 Mita St.,
Having. Llotortidifita "to hoop - a much largor stink:
of Dress Mods thari heretofore, I am now pre- -
parod to exhibit one of the moat beautiful stock
of goods, consisting of all the latest noyelties of the
RealiOil for holies sults, - Ind also all the thin. fabrics
for summer wear
NO OLD SHOPKEEPERS ON HAND
Every thing In our Dress Good dopartmont
found of the latoet Importation 01 , our purchases
last weak, we know we have some bargains that can
not bo found eleowhoro., •
GRENODEANS
SEASIDE LUSTERS,
GRANIT POPLINS,
OHENEA POPLINS.
SUMMER POPLINS,
Tilo SIONV and deslrablo shades of PliAltgand - 1118
MARK ALPACAS 0u1y.5 coots.
Tho 131ST alsortmont of
BLACK SILKS
fn town from $1,75 to 4,60 per yd
- A full lino of
'FANCY SILItS,
Lawns,
Qamt ries,
Percale,
Alapnoa Lusters,
Dolaines,
Challies, &0., &c
BLACK GOODS,
BOMBAZINES,- ,7
TAMIS CLOTH,
CASHMERES, itc.
A gro bargaln'ln all WOOL DELAINES, BLADE
BLUE, DRAB and BISMARIC •
A good a mortreent of
WHITE CASENIERR;S,
EMI
..., and Crapes,
Scarfing,
Silks al - Wass on hand
Funeral orders promptly and. satisfitctorlyplled
_‘
Amon selected stock of- •
DOMESTIC GOODS
bought very , cheap, wifl ho- Fold et popular
Bleached and Unbleached Muslin
from -the-loweet -grade to the-Ilneiit Weir- York -- M
Including all the boat makes.
COTTONADES,
STIPES,
, TIO{CINGS,
GI GIiA~IS , PRINTS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
\ •
TABLE LINENS
alt atprlces plqt defy compotition
w:HITE GOODST-
Pique,
Nalnsook?a,
CamIBTEr, plod and plain Swims,
Tarlotons,
Strived Muslin%
In great varieties, all sizes of the best English Good
at reduced rates. .
B4RGAINS IN SHADES
13ARG.AINS IN SACKING CLOTHS
.4. 1 argo assortment of Shades. 4
CLoTIIS and CASSIMERES
At the lowest market rates, in fact many of them
cheaper than before the tvar: ‘.
FREIICII-CORSETS CIIEAP
Tlio boat selling Kid Olovo in town selling at $1.20
A now hit of 1100 P SKIRTS, direct from the . menu
fee Muer at a bargain., .
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
,OIL CLOTHS,
STAIR 01I; CLOTHS,
• TABLE OIL
,CLOTHS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
SILK UMBRELLAS:
All I oak la an eanaatnathei of my - stook; RlVais
will bo autontehod at the differonto of prlcaabottmen
thbran,p.other , establiabmonto clawing to sell 'eheapee
T. ,GREENFIELD
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• St. po.,
Furniture ora,
and Domestic inai
add, Mnheitany,tr
Parlor, -
Chamber,
Dlnlr g-room,
Kitchen and
Ohl co
Embracing every article used by House and Hotel
keepers ; of the moat approved and fashionable design
and finish. Jaebiding also Cottage furniture in setts,
reception and CampOhaire. Witty/saes, Gilt - trainee ;
pictures, &c., do. " .
iitaePartioular attentive Ovan ne usual to funerals;
ordereirom town and country,attented to, promptly
and on moderate terms.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAW TO, THE SELECTION
OP WALLPAPER. • ' .
EMU 12
NEW ,
• NEW:IciUSINES%
NEWT FURNITURE:
The subscribers having associated themselves. In
panel-ship for the transaction of the •
FURNITURE BUSINESS
have located themselves In the well-known and pop-.
ular stand lately oceupled by stbo junior partner as a
grocery store, on the south-cast corner of Hanover at.,
They desire to announce, to the public that they
have now on band and aro constantly. manufacturing
and pifichaslng front the best eastern manufacturers'
the latostbnd best styles and patterns of FURNITURE
of all qualities. - ,
Their stock of reaay•mado work, consists In par. of
MAHOGANY SUITE,
• _ WALNUT. SUITS,
CIIESTNUT.SUITS, •
FLORAL D. E. STANDS,
..TEAPOYS, •
DRESSINti BUREAUS, of all styles and prices.
Tete a Totes Sofas, Lounges; Cottage Trundles, Cot
tam Panel,Japanese, and Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Cottage Bureaus, Marble Top Tables and Stands,
Washstands, Mall varieties, Chairs of ail kinds, Stugbd
Furniture In suits or In pieces constantly on hand.
Mirrors of all styles and prices. •
•
iIipMEMADE WORK,
•
Such as Side hoards, Buittans,Beciateade Safes, Secreta
ries'Ohairrrin Setts, Rockers of 'ail descriptions, tteg
mndo by competent workmen frent the very best ma.
tertarand - atTensonable prices.
SHAPLEY ,ii.,I,V,LBEtty.
SHEET MUSIC, constahtly on hind. -
14tbleSS
MEM
CLOTHING. -
CLOTHING HALL.'
•
Samuel Arnold Informs his friends and customers
that his stock of Winter Clothing is now coon - dote,
that he is ready to soil at 1' hiladelphia Wholesale
poises. Before buying elsewhere examine uur stock
and you will find that you =lave -
.
TWENTY - - - FIVE PER CENT.
AD Cads warranted to lm kw reiresanted,
The immense stock of
O - VERCOATS,
from $8 00 upwards: Call early at
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
North West Corner of lianorer and Loather street. ^+
. 8 nor G 7. -
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BAILY'S' WAGON BRAKE.
FARMERS AND WAGONERS,
- LOOK-TO TO.Illt! INTERtSTS.- •
Baily's Patent Wagon Brake
„Block 11 - older, is Just,
the thing needed by every person owning a wagon.
For cheapness and COUVOIII6II. It excels"-all others
over used or brought before the public. It is made
to-suit-nil - sizes:of - bloeks.=-Atorrml; -- Sq - nare -- , Thiek — or
Thin, and eon• be applied with the greatest °env°.
mouse, without hammer or Malls. - ...—
Agents wanted in- every county in the United
States. For.partieulars apply to
D. M. DAILY; Carlisle, Pa.
7aug 63.13 m.
CHECKS,
fhe Las
IA • IN
S . ;: a".tyttifir 9
P' #7;,gdfrr46l'44'
Brllllantg,
lloalory,
J o
„•,_ .gIE§"I94ER
10 00,ES SI . 0 ,i,
i t i wo ty4 lin cnießoicte
'• qurCkly't•c,,tOFc Gray Hair
. to its natural color -and beauty,
and produce luxuriant growth: It is
perfectly harmless, and is preferred 4
_over every- other preparation by
those who have a , fine head of hair,
as ,well as •those who wish to- restore
it. The beautiful bi . i)si and perfume
imparted to the Hair makeit desirable '
•
:..:.-- ..for...old•and .yoZing - • - -• • •
• Vor Salo by ail Diagglsol.
DEPOT, TN 6REENITICII ST., N. L
no.cON'EbettA
I . 4feb-fißly:
NEW MARBLE STORE. .
p -f i c • CHESTNUT_ ST., • 1,- A ,
JAMES E. CALDWELL &
.M V\T LIM 11 S
Have boon appointed
SPECIAL AGENTS
In this oily tor the Bale of the ,
ORIIAM MFG. COMPANY'S -
FINE ELECTRO.FtAYE9 VAP.B.I ;;
We guarantee these goodrto be decidedly Importer
to anything In the market, excelling In design, Said%
and quality.
A large assortment will be maintained, and Bold at
the manufeeturilre' regular
PIX P trucEl• ,
Trade Mark 13 Stamped on the
Moot o r f & Plato ( gsaMinfinzt,' D abarirell),f, each .
E Crt,LDWELL &CO.
' 002 CHERHIEIy STREET, ITILADELPHIA:.
20febly08.
THE OLD ETABLI - SIIIIID, FTRIp".,
4, 1 . 011 4AP80N,
/ 20 )41 1 410TM:A 'FLIILAI4.)
•
I :tho'..largolt ,Confootlittors
Wholosalo Doulstiartyritttl, Nuts; so., In tho United
Onlor08:3y . •
i ~~.,
\F_U , BNEXPRA:4 , Ak..I
FURNITURE
EKE
vecess.
Pacific
. Guano Company's Soluble PA
• CIFIC GUANO:
THM ATTENTION of 'Ent mere and ;her cot:mum - ore
of Fertilizers is invited, to this Guano, as worthy of
their special notice. . use for several years in Eery
land, Elrginlahnd.othe Sonthern_Etatcs,lbr attempts,
has given it a standard character, for excellence un.'
.equalledhy any other. It possesses all the eta:lames
of P.orpvian ,Guano with portnanent qualities not
found In that article. 260 lbs of this Guano era•
found more than equal to 300 lbs of the beat Super
phosphate,: , It rfgens the whdat crop five to seven days
earlier thin the'phospliates. which tat, alone gives dt
inealchlable advantages. For Bale by
JOHN E. REESE '& 00., •
General Agents for Pacific Guano Co,
-38 South Delaware Ave., PhilmEa,
• - - South Stmetilialtimpro. - -
Timor 68.0 m. •
a AtEAD .and keep Yourself Informed.-
,
lving purehased the old and well known buslneiss
stand which I have occupied fir twenty yearit, I have
deterinined not to retire from my present business,
but to continue on lee the 'manufacture of
READY-MADE; cr,oritag,
of all sizes and descriptions, as' well as piece goods by
yed and a general assortment of GUNTSVOIINIS RING.
GOODS. I would respectfully invite my friends and pri•
trona who need a good sulker clothesto give me a call;
asp - have just returned from the eity'wlth a large no.
sortment of the best ;quality of Spring and Summer
Goode, viz: .'
Fine black French and Englieh 'ClOthe,
•,‘ ‘‘. " and '• " Doeskin
• CASSIMERES,
Fine •Light Fancy Doeskin Cassimeres,
Caaaintitte, Cottonadoe, Wrote, Drab d'olo'r Ahmaoae,
Linens, Bating, - Velvet Cord, and many morn too nu•
morons too mention. "
Also, a full assortment - or Trunas, Valises, nod
Travoling-bags of the hest description .
'
With thanks
to the - public for - pad favors, dial hope I gill iccelire"
a call soon at my place,
N 0.22, Northilanover St.
I. LIVINGSTON,
GOOD NEWS GOOD NRWS!
GREAT DECLINE IN RICES
AT TH.E NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE,
CORNER OFIIANOVER AND .DOMFRET STEETS
Tae aubscriler would - respectfully' inform the pub
lic that he Is locolving almost daily from the Eastern
argo Invoice of - New and Cheap Goods, such
LADE ES' DRESS GOODS,
French Merinoes,
Mohan's,
Poplins.
Black and 'Fancy
. -
French Ropps;
Plain and -
. Fancy Do Lattice,
t Plain and- Fancy - • -
Alpaca, _
Poplins.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
BROGHt LQI'W AND SQUARE,
BREAK! AST great yr:4day
and very cheap
CLOTHS -AND CASSIMERES!
French
lllttil and
American Cloths,
Black and •
Fancy Casslmeres,
Doeskins,
Black and Fancy
Over Coatings, Sattinetts,
Kentucky Jeans,
• Undershirts and
Drawers.
DOMI ST I„C S I
Bleached and Bruhn, •
Table Diapers,
' Counterpanes,
and Quilts,
Cotton Plannels,
Bleached and
Unbleached Muslin,
'ricking% Cheeks,
Towels,
Napkipe,
REMPMBRA THE PLACE,
ON TIIE CORNER OF
NANO VER AND POMFRET STREETS,
tho room - formerly occupied by -
B. R. JeuEtioN o Co.
TEIOS. A. HARPER.
BENTZ & CO.
'WM. BENTZ,
• p JOBN BENTZ,
MARY M. RENTZ.
•
NEW FIRM . ! NEW GOODS! !
— "Having furchasod the largo stock of goods front A.
W. Bentz, wo have assOclatod together for the pure
pose of conducting tip Dry Goode Business under
the above designation. To thit Ijergo and well
assorted stock, we have added liwgely of now and .
ELEGANT GOODS)
wo find oursolvoain a condition to succossfully, corn+
poto with any house in the trado botwoon
Phlla
dolpßia and Pittsburg. Our illillaoAllo stock consists
in part of
CLOVIS, CASSIAtERES 'VESTIN OS,
In groat variety and of &oleo deaigns, suitable for
spring, summer and winter wear, and all art!cics
necessary to complete a fientlemen's Wardrobe. For
4.ldn departmont. we have ongaged.the serviebs of an
A NO. 1 TAlLoyt
whoso garments aro warranted to Si,
BILES plain fancy and black, • ,
DE RUNES all wool, doalrablo colors,
POPLIN ALPACAS, all shados, .
TiOIIAIR DOSTRDELand POPLINS', •
• PREI.IOIf PERCALES, nice goods, •
• • BlLEB,:hiiiieybiticli;and plain solidOolors,
-ALPACIIAB,-PoPlln-do r blaeß-and-fancy,
• Paiasols Embrollas, all colors,
and all the most fashionable *ass Stuffs in the mar:
kot,Mid, Silk Lisle Thread, Buck Cottor, Olovea, and
everything. desirablo irbaho Glove lino. • '
Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insortinga, In giiat
abundance,. Limey, Ifandkorehioni,' from the loweit
price up to finest noodle worked embroidery.„
,
'Ribbons, all shades from 4,,,,•yd.,wide, down to the
very, narrow. - , .
Trimming, a very largo assertrooot cornpriaingelOry
good thing in nee. ” •
Buttons, 1" . '
. .
'Fans,
• Calicaes,
, 'Ginghams,'
• Flannols • • ;
Ticlungs,
• :
. • Monk' all-in great *ar,l9l,Y.
• Cambric,' Neilnsook,'Jaconet',. ; and '. Malec!
Table linens, andllnen and Cloth Table Oovora. •
- GRAIN RACtS, .1441,1510iA,1f , SKIRTS,.
s. PitliNchi
\ s
0 A R_PET , I3.I:-•.50 . .A R P.ET San'
tet,tho beat iinperliki three
ply, 'ladling lower than 'the. market ratoe. Carpal
Ohalnllindlng,kloor,,nd Table,till cloths, rhlattings.
Ac.
Wo have the stock to accommodate tho ontlm WM.
munltf , midall Who sold levier 'than 'Ma bolongl#,'
anytChero In 'tide section of the cintittty. , Oan , and
• . '
. imav dfitf •
MARBLD ,
. 2 SONUIdENTBj4OI I DB, , ..II.gADSZONESi—thrtiCOIS
Door etlle, on hand spa. guideto order South Ilouover,
Street, Carib* PtU • • ' • • . P
.iwirchl6 07.1 .1
BrYanslmonto Wafbra,
STO4Vg AIY-PTIE IVI-41?.,E•
,
Y 'WANT ~ TO , k t 311113.2 THE
imi..perfoo ' C'Perlar, "Ooyn ever ; 41tered, : . the
publldfOep,ll;a9: yr,
C.WM 1r- FRIDLEY'S
Steve iStore East , I2ontiter eitrootr In..the • rear ; of
lialbett's Grocery , Roth and woo the . ;„: • , , •
AtrlmEit.
in operation. It is a perpetual lininerV and • per
fact 'Radiator, as , well as a perfect • Veotilator
of tho room, awl is waranted to consume Joss
coal than-ay othor Stoic of the same 'shoo:mot , offAred
to tho public; requiring but one ordinary scuttlo
of small" coal 'once in 'twenty:eight honpf;boing
perfectly simple In all itd working haring• n• simple .
elide to regulate, the 'Ore for • keeping - ,at; 'one' kindling of fire eing.all that IN required 'during the
winter. 'No dust; no gab no sbig or cinder.
• •
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'N
t y
qH
0 t 4
Ol 0
0 11
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.4 1:1
t 4
NEI
El
MEE
bavinga free alechar g p _netting being
adjustable to different heights' of six to nine Inches
froln the grate, 00_1113 to accommodate' the, sunray of
(WA as thlts else mid quatititi, thus permitting th
maintenance of a certain depth of coal for active
combustion within the &allot (whether it be of 'nut.
or stove size); which Is the only way to burn An:
thracite coal' ,to advantage: Different sizes of coal
require more or lees depth for perfect combustion. -
2.-4 Purina, or Hopper, for the' passage of the
coal to the magazine Is so arranged' as to 'permit the
introduction' of fresh coal, withcittt allowing any
,escape of fumes and' as into the room; and further,
when the Stove is left with Its top uncovered, com•
pellfpgany fatiseatherhmay; - escime - from - thd - supply - I
In the reservoir, uptiards to its top, , to pass over the
top lof the reservoir into the surrounding finoi and
so to the base and outlet. .
.B.—A Fire-Pot with a contiguous Flue;Thier its
entire Upper 'edge and down Its whole body to .the
base and outlet flues by which 'moans the heat le
transmitted, not In separate flues several inches_
apart, as it usual In downward draft Stoves, but by a
continuous sheet of flame in contact with the entire
circumference& the outer easing of the Stove, from,
the top of the Fire-Pot downwards, giving a far more
extended surface of _radiation of the heat that any
downward draft Stove extant:
•••••••• • - • • • • .
4.—• An ample Grate B nano° and At Passages, and
a complete arranged Ei redo, for shaking and dumping,
with a good size Ash, Pan to reedy° the ashes and
cinder. •
We also wish It to ho doted, that there to an
absolute.
SECURITY PROM EXPLOSIONS OF GAS
tip s dn the removal of the cover from tile Stove, which
so commonly occurs upon the removal of the covers
with other Magazine Stoves, for such le the effect of
the Funnel. no constructed, and arranged In reference
to the Magazifimandlts surrounding .Fluo, that NO
GAS CAN. ACCUMTWATE IN THE UPPER PART OF
TIIE MAGAZINE TO EXPLODE. 'Nor can a current
of hlr, or ,draft- be created upwards, through, the
Magazine ,to Inflame Ito contontsovhicli happens - With
other Stoves Diluting and destroying the Magazine
itself. • • •
Every leature . of tide-. Stove Is calculated to effect.
ner . ECO./NOM Y1.4330X.
IN' THE USE OF FUEL, DURABILITY IN,. ITS
CONSTRUCTION AND SYMMETRY IN ITS .
PROPORTIONS.
In addition - to the above Stove, Fridley keeps on
band n full supply °Rho best Cook, Parlor and,Offlea
Stoves.
___ Vanua_ Sheet iron riork °Pall kinds on hand,
and Spouting, Rooting and Jobbing of all kinds, One
'at short noties,_ and of thehest material, Fruit Clan!,
and Jolt of the most apPrhtell patents; and • in"coti.
elusion tho hest Portable and Brick Sett
g - .„
P ri lLll. - riion,ce EL.
over offered to the public. For reference call on T.
Conlyn ;P. Off' Fleming:- Dr. Ono. Noldlgh ; A. L
Bponaler ;H. Paxton; Prof. 1111bnan D. J. Leldlghl
.1. Dealer ; and ntherer
20u . 0, 671 y
HATS
L7ll AN])
Tt
' Do you want a nice Hat or Cap?
If bo.-don't fall to call on
- G_.'CALLIO
No. 20, Weal Street,
-Whorecarhe seen-the finest aesorttnent of
. - ~HATS AND CAPS,
over brought to Carlisle. lie takes_ great pleasure - in
inviting his old friend's and Customers, ,And all now
ones, to his Splendid stock just received from Now
York and Philadelphia, consisting in part of fine
SILK. D CASSIMERE HATS,
Besides an endless variety of flats and Cape of the
latest style, all of which ho will sell at the Lowest
Cask Prices. Also, his own man.ufacture_of Nate al.
ways oh hand,-and
110 has the best arrangement ful' coloring Hats and
all-klndkor Woolen Goods,- Overcoats, at the
shortest notice (as he colors every week) and on the
most reasonable terms. Also, a fine lot of choico
orande of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Always on band. Ile desires to call the attention o
persona who have
COUNTRY FURS
To sell, as he pays the bighost cash prices' for tie ,
Parne,
Give him a call,atthe above number, his old stand
as hereols confident of giving entire satisfaction.
julyl4 67.
- r HE CARLISLE COOK STOVE.
tanufactured at F. OARDNEIt A Co's Foundry add
Nash(no Shop, Carlisle, OANT BE BUT! This le
the testimony of e,pres of families In Cumberland,
Perry and Adams Counties who are now using them.
Call and coo thorn. ---
CORN SHE I, 1.. E S,
manning either by power or by band—constantly on
hand and for sale by F. GARDNER it Go. Foundry
and Machine Shop, East Male Btregt.
STEAM BOILER MAKING.
We are prepared to make Steam Dollars of alj sleds
and kinds promptly and on the best terms. Also
Smoke/it/mks and all articles in that line. RZPAlll
ind'oP Bonzes and Engines promptly attended to in
the beet manner.
• • F. GARDNER & 00.
Poundry ! and Machina Ehop CarDelo Pa
Jan.24.oi.
-GAS PITTING - cpul" - PLUMBING.
FOOTE & LYNCH,
" •
Practical Gas Fitters end' Plumbers
Desire to inform their old customers and the elti•
zone of Car lisle generally, that they have removed
their - establishment to the commodious room In - the
Basemeisa of Rheem's Hall
ent.rprico on Mitch Alloy.
They- will attend promptly as heretofore, to all
work entrusted to them.
They keep constantly on hand andhie prepared to
introduce LEAD and IRON PIPES, HYDRANTS, HOT,
and COLD SHOWER BATHS, WATER CLOSETS,
FORCE and KIEV PIMPS, IRON SINKS, BATH TUBB,
BOILERS, WASHBABINILJIYDRAIILIO RAMS, all
kinds of GAS, STEAM. and WATER FITTINGS.
COOKING RANGES, "'HATERS - , SO., sot up In the.
moat mb3orh style. "
Country Work , and Jobbing .promptly at
londod to. •
. _ _
— l7alfr 08. ' ;- '
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Astiette $1,818,000,88. ,
Idle_lrimtranie Policy ova Fccnorir,-
• , Zile -Tornio. • •
The Board of Trustoce have declared a scrip dIT
dead of •
'CENT
,
upon the cash' ptemlnins radiant In 1867, on all
Policies In force ori the/net ofDeo., and havo decided to
rbeelve all the scrip homed up to, and Including Jan-
Luary I.l36sinpaystent qf • premiums. „ ,
- The'undarsigned ready to dallier eartificatee to
-portico entitled tprecolve them- at the Oat lisle Agency
at his aloe, No. 8, West Main. fltroet, at,,,any , time
after. dattibf this:n°*o. ,
Pamphlets,,tablo applications nod every In
tormaion fo;nishap aithout charge. .
, . . tdroNsiagt,-
- A liberaiiiereentagolvilrbe paid to,ano or- .two
rollablo persons, to conviumOuMbotiand cour47 :
on behalf of,the etbovo company, which is the only.
AfetSai /OS Insurance am,pany sn.Pennspfnania, and
one of thooldoat and most reliable , In. the country.
Apply to ' • " A. la BPONSLEII, Agent,
. .1/June 08. • •
:a' nhood; . goiv: : 'Limt,',-How lostojed:
iii " /net .publislirst . a now addit 0it,...0f
.IL/ LJI ; , Dr.
,Oullyrw pir 6 . Celebrated Enmity on
~..r.-.—,, '.., the radical cure (without ISiedhilne) of
''' .• grantraSOILMICSA, or Seminal Weakness,
: nvoluntary Seminal Mises, Inrositunr, Afental and,
physicatincapiwity, impediments to - Marriage, eta.,
alto, OONEIUMPT/ON, .BP,lLEttqcand Piro 'lnduced by
self-indulgence 9r sexual extrayaganeo. .. ,
IfirTrice;in, a sealed envelope, only cants. .
- The celebrated - author, In this •ad treble essay,
clearly demonstrates from a Oility ;years' onocessfiii,
i
„practice, that the alarming censoquoncos of self-abuse
may be radically, cured withoutihe . dangerous use of
' internal midiaind orthe .application Of ' the; knife;
'isdrifing . ,out A At>,46 o.fivAra at ease simple certain,
'and lidecturd;ll,moinerairlitchavery, sufferer, no
matter what Ms Cendltlon. niay.ho, May, bars - himself
cheaply tr i lvately; and. radically: . „ ~ ,
*21...fu Lecture ebOuld-be in the, heeds of every
Jouthantleveryininin the land.---. -,,,,---- --.,- ~
Bentintider seal, ii ii ts , plain envelope, to . taiy, ad-,I
.dress postpaid, on re elpt of .slx. cents,: or, two, pos
'stamps. ALM, Dr. 0 lserwolfd "Marriage 'Clulde.. ,
price 26 cents., Address the ,Publlehel ia • ,
.'' . ,' ; CLEAS. J. 0. A 00.,.,„ .
... I . lid? flowery , New Yorkirpe Lilco Doi MU!.
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R.OWEN
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_Coal
,1116VELLANEbUs,
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !
11l
rIiIEND
OR' anti:llin - -powiDERB.
".. :
,(Coliyrlght socured.)
CERTAIN' 01110 FOR
I#APEB IN MIK/KENS AND TURK) YS
Win Pr .3yent and Cure k icon holera
ancl4her Dlseaae,common to Poultry,
d ' rrillmroniote an increase of Fat.
I - F-- , --DIREOTIOiIf3-.ACCOMPANY-EA.O4 PAM*
PRIDE 25 UtNTS
t+l -
p.
to w
The annexed aro a few of the certificates we have
received In proof 01 the great value and effitacy of the
Poulterers' Friend :
„ CARROLLTON, KIALTIMORH COUNTY,' MD., Dec 410,1867.
lifeiti7.Clottporthy d
Grrimkaszt lutve needy= "Poulterers' Friend"
Upon a brood of young chickens that had the gapes,
and amliappy to say, that by the 11110 of a few doses
they were entirely cared. It will certainly cure the
gapes when used according to directions: -
t Yours. itro
favrowtr, IV, VA., April lib; 1868
Raps. Clotworthsi-ie
Oserrs:—l have been selling j:out "Poulterers'
-Friend" for the hat few menthe, for the curb of
Chicken Cholera', and In every Instant, where It has
bean used, the disease was arrested at once. It is
the greatest Medicine made, It is In' great demand,
and I am selling ft rapidly.
It certainly accomplishes all that you claim for it.
Yours, As. JONAH T. TRUSSELL.
SILIPLIEEMBTOWN, W., VA. April 19th, 1869
Messrs. Clottoor4hy xf? co. .
My young chickens were dying very-fast this Spring
with the Gapes, and hearing of your Poulterers'
Friend, I purchased a package from Joe. M. Mode
l:maker, Shopherdstown, Va., and it acted like a charm.
The Gapes soon disappeared, and my chickens have
become healthy and thrifty:7l - am - recom'meird - thli .
Poulterers' Friend to all .
Respectfully,
Brywnzapejtivy, W. VA., March 2811,1888.
;Marra. Clottporihy ,
•Garorri:,llaving lost a greet many !evils, during
the early Spring, with'"Chicken Cholera," I was in•
duced by Mr. 10(1. M. Btonebraker, of Sherherdstown,
Va„ to try a paper of your' °Poulterers' Friend,"
which I did; and x had only need three doses when
the disease dlimpeared, and I have not lost a fowl
since. I can'most safely recommendlt_to do what It
says, If the directions aro followed, For sale by all
country Merchants. • • - CIIItISTIAN WELTY. -
CLOTWORTIIY & Co, Wholesale Brugglete,
N 0.331) Wert i3altlmoro Street, Baltimore, BM
Price $2,00 per Dozen to the Trade.
A Liberal Discount Allowed, when Purchased In
Largo Quantities.
Bowareof any imitation. None genuine except that
manufactured by Clotwortity.ft Co.
All:Stonehraker'e-preparatlu . e Ibr - sate by - Walih•
mood ets Bros., West Main St., Carlisle Pa.
29may4m. .
• OHARLES- WILLIAMS
HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE
Nos. 1132 & 11344111arket Street, ,
Ilas an entirely • now heater. It is constructed
as to at onto commend ittell to general favor, being a
combination of wrought and cast Iron. It is very
_simile tnits constructio, and is perfectly air tight;
sult l cleaning, having no - pipes or, drums to be taken
out and cleaned. It is so arranged with upright
Mies as to produce a larger amount of heat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace now in use.
The hygrometic condition 01 the ale as produced by
my new arrangement of evaporation will at once de
moustrato that it is the only
,—• • HOT AIR BURNAOE
that will produco a perfectly healthy atmosphere. I
am now makimg lye slug of PORTAALES, and four
for Masonry. • ' • •
It A-N ,
Special attention IF call to my NEW GOLDEN
EAGLE - COOKING - RANCEES;is I fool assured there
is - nothing-in use that can - compare thoul; as
regards their durability, economy and efflclondy, witfi
a large assortments of Low Down Grates, Fire Place
Stoves - Registers and Ventilators. Send for illus
tratod circulars.
lmay OFcGm.
I'ENNSYLVA _
ELASTIC SPONGE CO.,
1111 Chestnut Street,
- -IPIELLAVELPHIA.
ELASTIC SPONGE,
• SUBSTITUTE FOR
C-URLED HAIR
0:115321
UPHOLSTERY PURPQSES
Cheaper than 'Feathers or , Hair,
-- FAR -SIPP:tRIOR:
The Lightest; Softest and most Elastic and Dura
ble material known. pr
Mattresses, Pillows; tn., Carriage
and Chair Cushions.
It Is entirely Indestructible,' perfectly clean and
into from dust.
IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL I
Is always froo from Insect life; is perfectly healthy,
and for the sick le unequalled.
If collect In any way, can be renovated qulckos
and easier than any ether Mattress.
Special attention gived to
FURNISHING 011UROURS, HALLB, &c.
Railroad men are especially invlted to exinnitie
the Cushion Sponge.
SATISFACTION GUARANTIED.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
12,1nn0 ".
Alt
THIL
FIRST PREMIUM
Of a Silver' Medal, ifit h
WAS /MADDED TO
BARRETTES HAIR RESTORATIVE t i
By Ma IC Mato Agricultural 805101), at
Fair Milan In Nashua, Sept.W,lB6o.
BAILBETT , B
' Vegetable H . aLr nain ß . estorative
. ug°64.tho
rtZ rootetothednt: Ihnliw n
r eart, the.m. ne,:ellOgigg:
n t cinJurlouV dor
aileß 7 i t pg
,
And
_II I. the ;
Allforghout - 11:
West, Narita pad 40 0 11
South.
Vir °
J. R. BARRETT & 00., Proprieloys.
DIANCIIEBTER, 27.
.SOLD BY ALI, DBIJOGISTS.
22nov
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PATENT ORNTRAL, AND OUTWARD DISODAROD
WATER WHEEL,
Bearing date April 30, 1867.
JACOB.ABRAHIMS & CO.,
Neteville, Cumberland County,' e„.
_.ProPrietors of the above named Patent for the
Counties of OUNSERLAND and FRANKLIN, PA.,
and WASHINGTON COUNTY MD.
We desire to call the attention of Millwrights, Mill-
UWners, and others, to the merits Of the above Inven
tion, which for Durability, Efficiency and Cheapnose,
they are confident cannot ho surpassed.
Whereverit has boon introduced, success has in.
variably 'followed, even under the most unfavorable
circumstances. .Pbr Back Water and Low Head and
econenticainte of fer, thii Wheel it without a rival
•
A Working Model of the Wheel can' be examined
at the Establishment:of the' Manufacturers' in Nl:w
-awa PA., where all information may be cheerfully
given.
' We append the following references:
3: & J. 13. HURBIL ' - JOIIN DRORBAUGIT,
BENJAMIN LANDIO3, Millwright.
' SAMUEL LANDES., G. AA. .W., „DAVIDSiDi:
J. SAMMY, '' ' " ' Millwilghts. '
•J. F. RUSSELL. • ' LEWIS BOWMAN,
'SAMUEL PIPER. ' SOLOMON - STRATUS; •
. ADAM RAMP,
JAOOI3 RAMP. , ; -
S. McOLELIAN,
WITII
BALRTALOTT Sr. 'BLY.III'Ny
Cape, Furs.& Straiv GoOdßi
No. 4110; - i - 119r - lot, Straot,
!
3 1 July 03.8 m
BARD WARE,
MILLER te BOWERS'
HARDWARE STORE,
26 NORTH HANOVER STREET,
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11',;0i1.11 •
•
•
(WT:. 'Lr •
WE wouldiespeetfally call the atten
tine of the public to our recently roplanlahed
STOCK. We have carefully avoided purchasing dur
ing the recent decline, and new that the market hoe
.become settlorwo have filled up our shelves and aro
prepared to offer !Total Inducements to all who will
favor tui with a call.
OEO. HARMAN
We hay() constantly on liana a FULL ST9OII OF
Hammered, English Refined, and Nor
igay IRON; Berdan's Horse 'and
Mule Shoes; eNorway -Rods;
'horse Nails-; Black and'
Polished-Springs,- &c.,
toiotbor with a full stuck of-'
•
.'"-1-7,7 , - i'• - /
_;-: f_ - ' BLACKSMITH'S.
,`, A ''''',, !:-.2.•
IMME3
ruche's Drllle, solid Box Vices, Bellows, Ream Files
4tc.. ka.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
We invite all parsons Intending to build, to come
and taken look thruogh our stock. We have our
Bolts, Locke, Glass, Paints, Oils, and all material. in
this line marked down at Ithe lowest CASII PRICES,
and feel assured that we can otter special Indimentents
in tbla branch:
lIARRISJ3U_IIG_ atlways_tm_hand
4 4 14
CARPENTER'S
7 -1.- 2 3 0+ 1 014fgjF--, =
r.e.t`rn.. • Ir
• •' . 3 , ;
PHILADELPHIA
Can bo had o! the beet quality. We take special care
In selecting all tools and aro bound to keep up the
reputation of the old stand In this particular.
- 0007 . TABLE AND
•
• • POCKET CUTLERY,
of all hnsuaglnable patterns. Wo keep on hood a full
linnof thesegooAs and-are always able--to suit. the
taste of even theellypalptldlous.
I . :Ja
SADDLERY • -- *,;-- ik
'
•
of ovary variety, embracing In part self adjusting and
Gig Trees, Plated Japanned and Wood names, Gridie
ilitti r Brow - Bands, - Girthirwilorse - platiketai&i., ORS
SADDLER TOOLS,
' of every description.
SJIOE FINDINGS,
MOROCCOES,
Our trio ode will always and us well supplied with
the best brands of those articles and. ready to sell
thorn at the lowest prices. Wo aro constantly in re•
coipt of Paints, thus enabling ourselves to supply our
customers with fresh paints, colors of all descriptions
contently on band. Also pure
00A01.1 FDRNITUI E,
IDEMAII.I.EATIIEB.,
IRON
j 4l l. lNallp,
. 9 LjTJTI44pE,Ito.
Crlindt Miikore. and Uidiirtaliors;
will, always find us having a full supply of goods In
PUMPS of all description and of the best manulae
trirera, Wood, Iron and Load plpus to suit.
FARM AND
HOUSE BELLS;
Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Me and Blasting
Powders, Rosendale, Hancock and Scotland Cement,
Ca!slue Plaster, Crow Bars, Sledges, Zsc.
-
FARMERS,
•
will do well to Calfand wino:Ono our stock of Llamas,
Traces Breast Chains, Tongue and Stay Chains, Jock.
ey Chains, Spreads, Railer Chains, Cow Tles, Shovels,
Spades, Sorts, Rakes, Grain Bags, &o. beforo_buylng
olsewhoro. We are ready to offer special inducements
In this lino..
Repairs for McCormick's Reaper
and Mower constantly on hand.
RIFLVS,
SMOOTH AND TWISTED,
Double and.Singlo-barrel •*,
SHOT-GUNS, REVOLVERS,
GAETRIDGES, WIPERS And Gun Trlnuningi otovory
QEDAR WA RE.
riallere ' Soldering IR O.2VS, Bar-Lead,
Block. Tin,Babble-21sta, Sheet:
• • - Bass, &c., 6cc.
We aro sole agent, (Or the
. BUFFALO SCALE WORKS,
.
and aro ready to supply Bolos warranted, and fur
nished at lower prism than any. other ecilica In .the
market.. -
. _
We aro constantly in receipt of goads' direct from
the manufacturers arid am able to fumble Country
Peratiants at -Philadelphia and Now . York—prices.
c 0 0 n
ft
AND
rl?›.
WAGON 116.VAtilfiagigim
V 4 ink.
FIXTURES,
„..
alwaqo on hand and at the lo ' imet market rotas,
Hubs, Spokes; Folloos, Axloe , Shalte,,puck, Dtfupg, .
Damaaki - er.m,-
GOODS, dolivorakto all parts of the town.
frao of chargo.••••-• , ,
• , MILLER 4t BOWERS.
• No. 26 NorpoNattovor St..._
• ' Oarltelo, A t . •
•
CA R LISLE, PA.
T :0L 8,
i..f 8'
0
6_ 0 0
(
T O. 0 S
eo INtlug of
LININGS,
BINDINGS,
THREAD
. has,. s,
• , „
WHITE J,EAD4
AND ZINGS
INSU*ANCE COMPANIES.
HE CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,, ;
OF HARTFORD CONN ,
Incoiporated 1850, , Charter Per
petual.
CASH ASSETS, $4,000,000
JAMES C. MUMMER, President.
Policies Issued on all Popular Plans.
A yow reasons why people Insole in the Chador'
Oak,. • •
IstL—All - .banklng privileges.. are probibitek..the
business being confined exclusively to the insurance
of lives.
2d. Its -Risks are selected with groat care, thus In
- 'currlng small losses and consequently large dividends
'ports
to the Policyholders: rßoo ?dm. Insurance Re
ports last six years.
13rd.—Its Ratio of Expenditures, Including - Death
Llaims and Working Expenses, to Receipts, aro un
procedentedly low. game - Reports...,
4th.—all the profits are divided among Polley
holders, the orignal capital being limited by Charter
to eight per cent dividends,. no more than ' it earn
for the Company nt Interest.
foth.—lt declares and pays its Dividends annuaity
OA9II, thus assisting the insured in the payment o.
premiums.
-- BthG—lt - brprAbiptlff - the paymoht °flosses, having
paid to Widows and Orphans nearly TWO MILLION
DOLLARS, and hief ?lever litigated a dam. -
7th,—The stela or wealth Insures as an Investment.
Bth —Men of small moans insure to guard their Pam.
hiss agahist_want. -
Oth r iTito man of business insures; to provide
agairiet pcfssible lose in trade, a Dili Policy, being a
basis for capital. "
10th.—Persona in debt insure that their earnings
for yearsaf toll may not bo sacrificed at death from
want of ready cash to cancel liabilities.
11th.—All inkure; as money • thus 14.0 away by
littler is sure to come back largely incroooed to their
families, death being certain to . oecur.
Dr. B. B. EIMER, M. D. Medical Examiner.
T. O. STOOK, Agent Carlisle, Pa.
E. IL BLAIR, General Agent, for Eastern Pa.
Office, No. 37 West Third St.,
Williamsport, Pa.,
1211311
MIEM
TILE Allen and 'Casty:Onshore Mutual Fire In •
earance Company of Cumberland county, Incorper•
ntod by an act of Assembly, In the year 1843, end
baying recently had -Its charter :stranded - to - the
year - 1883, 1s now-in active abd vigorous operation,
under the superintendence alba following board of
Managers, viz: ,
William R. Gorgas, Christian Staymen, Jacob Eb.
erly, D. Bally, Alex. Cathcart, J.- 11. Coover, John
Eichelbirger, Joseph, Wickersham, .Semi. Eberly,
Moses Drinker, Rudolph Martin, Jacob °cover, and .1
C.Dunlep. • - -
The rates of insurance are as low and froforable as
any Company of the kind in the State. Persons
wishing to become mombere are Invited to make ap
plication to the agents of the Company, who are wllb
ing to wait.upo:a them at any .time. •
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
WM. R. GORGA.S, President, Eberire Mills, Own.
berland cOunty. -
ALEX. CATHCART, Vico President, Carnal., Cum
berland county.
JOHN C. DUNLAP, Sect'y, Mechanicsburg, Cuus
berlOnd county.
DANIS4RAILY, Treasurer, DRlebutg, York Co
MANAGERS.
William It. Gorges, Alex. Cathcart, J. C. Dunlap,
Daniel Batley, Christian Stayman, Jacob IL Cooper ,
Joseph Wickersham, J. Elehelborger ' Moses Bricker,
Jncob Cooper, Jacob Eberly, James Anderson, •John
Cooper. 7
AGENTS
Cumberland county—John .Sherrick, Allen,• Henry
Zearing Shiremanstown; La Fayette° Better, Diablo.
son: Henry Bowman, Churchtown; Modo Griffith,
South bliddlaton; Samuel Graham Wed Ponper
borough; ibeteuel Commr, -- Mochanlceburg; J. W. Cock
lin, Shopherdotown; J. Saxton, Silver Spring; J. W.
Dby,.CarlieloOlalentine_Feeman, Now Cumberleind;-
Wm.ll. Woodburn, Newellin
York County.Jaines Griffith, 'Warrington, F.
Deardorff,-Dilisburg; Daniel Rutter; Fairview; John
Ve Minns, Carroll; Adam Ravens Goideborough; J.B.
DiardorlT,-Mulberry P. O,
Datiphin county.—Jacob Houser, Ilarrieburg.
•
NEW INVENTION- IN GRAIN
subscrlbet, having procured a
patent for a novel and most excellent improvement
In Grain Grills by which the grain instead of being
ap.lanted In 3.4 inch tows as in the old method Is Scat
•lered over a surface of three Inches, thus securing a fl
squat andovenAestribution of the seed, and a con -
- adorably greater yield of grain.
This improvement can be readily attached to any
of the drills now in use. •
State and County Rights for sale, agents wanto d.
This Is an excellent opportunity for_ active, one r-
Tear:young men to make large salaries.
Nor particulersaddress
J. G. VALE, Jr.,
Inventor and Patentee, -
Shiremanstown Comb,-
Alan 68 ly
6'4.81100P, SKIRTS. 625
r, WM .T,KOPKINS "OWN MAKE"
, IKEYSTONE SKIRL'S."
are the bosttand CHEAPERT Low PRICED Hoop Skirts in
the market. Trail Skirts, 26 spring,s 41.00;_30_spsings,
$1.20;-and-40 - spri9gsrsl.4sl7n Skirts, 6 tapes, 20
springs, 80 Cents; 25 springs, 05 Conte; 30 springs,
$1.15; and 35 springs, $1.26. Warranted in awl, ra
sped.
"Our OWN make" of UNION SKIRTS." Elovon
_Tape Trails, from 20 to 60 springs, ,$1.20 to $2.50.
Plain, Six Tapes, 20 "to 60 springs, from 05 Cents to
$2.00. These Skirts are bettor than them sold by oth
or establishments as first class goads, and at much
lower prices.
"Our OWN maker' of "CHAMPION SKIRTS" 'aro in
every way superior to all other Hoop Skirts Lame the
publiCand only have to be examined or worn to con
vince every ono of the fact. Manufactured of the best
linen-finished English Steel Springs, very superior
tapes, and thy style of the metedic fastenings and
manner of securing them surpass for durabilty and =
excellence any °the? Sklrt.in this country, and ar
lighter, more elastic, will wear longer, give more sat - -
(erection - a" and are really cheaper than all others
Every lady should try CUM. They are being sold ex
i
tonsively by merchants throughout ,this and the ad d
joining states at very moderato prices. Or you wan:_
the bost, ask for "Hopkin's Champion Skirt." If you d
not find them; get the merchant with:reborn you
Corder them ibr you, or come or send direct to us
Merchants will find our different grades of Skirts ex '
actly what they need, and wo especiallTinvite them
to call And examine our extensive assortment, or send
for Wholesale Price List.
To he had at dtetall at Manufactory, and of the Re
tall Trade generally;and at Wholesale of the Mann
&storm only, to whom all orders should be addressed
MANUFACTORY and SALESROOM, 629 ARM ST
Between 6th and 7th Btu., Philadelphia.
WM. T. TIOPKINB,
28fob-08 10m
FRESH ARRIVA_L__
Of all the Necu SiyiblySlyleo of,
JILTS AND CAPS.
Tho Subscriber has just opened, at No, 16 North
Hanover St., a tow doom North of the Clutha Dopoait
Bank, ono of tho largest and best stock of HATS &
CAPS over offorod In Carlisle.
Silk Hats, Casslmores of all styles and qualities,
Stiff Brims differont colors, and every description of
Soft tints now roads. ffh e Dankard and old fashioned
brush, kept constantly on hand and made to order
all warranted to givo satisfaction. A full assortment
of STRAW HATS, Men's boy's and children's fancy.
I havo also added to my stock, Notions of different
kinds, consisting of-Ladies and Gent's Stockings,
Neokaies, Gloves, Pencils, Thread, Sewing Silks, Sus.
ponders, Umbrellas, 4c., Prime Bogart] and Tobacco,.
always on hand.
Give me a call and examine my stack, as I feel con.
fident of pleasing, besides saying you money.
JOHN A. KELLER, Agt. ,
No. 15 North' Hanover St.
31m3r67
ISAAC K. STAUFFE
Watchmaker a2l4,,,iTemetery,
No. 148
NORTH! 2D,QT y COR. OP QII.&P,RIO.
.-T i IIILADELPHIAI.--
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An assortment of,Watabrl,: Jowelry; Sliirer and
Platod Waro constantly on' band
SUITABLE FOR lIOLTDAY PRESENTS!
us. Repairing of Watchoa and Jaw°lry promptly
attondod to. "
lOdoo 67.1 y.• . .
JOHN DORNEA
M'ERGJHANT TAIT,OR.
In Iframer's,Building, near Rbeem's llall, Oarliede
Pa., has Just returned from the 'Eastern Mlles with
the largest and most
OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OD',
Cloths,
!Ocu3simeres,'
• , 'Atlanta' Varnishing Goods,' Sre.,
over 'brought to Carnal°.
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His cloths • comPritio • ,
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DNCILIBII, - . • ' -. ' •
a , PRIMO'', .and • • .
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'AMBRIOAN IddIipPACTURERS "
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or the finest texture - und of all abodes... . , ' ,
Mi. Dornor being himeelf a practical cutter of long
experience le prepared to_uturrant porfeol tile, ,orell
. puneptfilling of ordpre.. —,..„.
Piece i2i6odebilho yard,, or era to order. Don't .
foigqt the place.
limey 084 f. . , . . .
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n,EO. G. DOEill'S is dm place to get
good nyo coot ohlor•,Pollf Bh 011 . 0 ! 1 0 14
SERI tho Frontltd WWI, ' : '